NADINE HEREDIA CRASHES ON A VAN OWNED BY HUGO CHAVEZ'S N.G.O.

The van that crashed belongs to Nadine Heredia challenged NGOs Thursday, January 31, 2013 POLÍTICA06: 44 This is Prodin, social aid institution to be funded by the government of Hugo Chavez, according to a Wikileaks cable in 2011. The vehicle must be S /. 870 in fines.

style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> The Institute for the Promotion of National Identity and Development (IDP), which owns the van that crashed today Nadine Heredia, is linked to the same NGO in Venezuela who allegedly worked in the now first lady in 2009. This institution would be funded by the government of President Hugo Chavez for social projects. According to information published by the press in 2011, the 207,110-wire that was released by Wikileaks-counsel indicates that the party of President Ollanta Humala said Heredia was in charge of the funding that was sent from Venezuela for social projects and propaganda, through said NGO. The information would have been collected by the U.S. Embassy in Peru, after public complaints that the first lady received at least $ 4 billion of Venezuelan companies linked to the government of Hugo Chavez. The company was created in January 2007, when she began to perform consulting work for The Daily Journal and Venezuelan news channel. A local newspaper said that Nadine Heredia then contained in the website Prodin on staff, but that space was removed after complaints. Full of fines The truck have pending payment of fines to the Tax Administration Service (SAT) for a total of S /. 870.20. According to the website of the SAT, the last offense was committed in Surco, on November 7, 2012. It was a foul "very serious" for "not respecting the maximum or minimum limits set speed."